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Idk how accurate it can be this far out, but I will be so overjoyed if the farmers almanac comes true for Lexington.
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Summer will be hotter and rainier than normal, with the hottest periods in mid- to late June and early to mid-July. Watch for a tropical rain threat in mid-July.
Fair play to him for putting that much work in, but can you imagine looking out of the window at something that looks like it should be in Thailand for months and months in the winter when it's 5C and gloomy and damp? I'd feel like it was mocking me.
Fair play to him for putting that much work in, but can you imagine looking out of the window at something that looks like it should be in Thailand for months and months in the winter when it's 5C and gloomy and damp? I'd feel like it was mocking me.
But on those sunny days during the winter it would look better than the average British backyard, that looks half dead no?
My garden back in the UK has no deciduous plants in it at all & is full of exotic plants such as palms, yuccas etc.. Even during the winter it's nice to see it through the window, rather than a bare garden full of twigs & in the summer sitting outside on a warm summers evening drinking cocktails under the bananas is heaven
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